The Plynlimon massif: the Glaslyn Nature Reserve is situated at its northern limit, beyond which steep, scarp-like slopes fall away down into the farmlands and woods of the Dyfi catchment. The slope is incised at one point by a great canyon-like ravine, about 320m deep. In the 1990s I descended this direct from the top, fixing ropes to assist in climbing back up the steep, scree-covered disintegrating slabby rock. This shot, taken during one of the trips, gives an impression of the atmosphere of the place - unique in Mid-Wales! Product number 2000-2009881. Email me to enquire about this image: click HERE.